Update README.asciidoc

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@@ -11,29 +11,37 @@ The original Elasticsearch plugin relies on *Hibernate-specific* GORM components
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 Just like any other Grails plugin, through the Grails Plugin center.
-Edit your project's +BuildConfig.groovy+ file, by adding the plugin's dependency declaration:
+Edit your project's +build.gradle+ file, by adding the plugin's dependency declaration:
 
 ----
-grails.project.dependency.resolution = {
-    plugins {
-        runtime ':elasticsearch:0.0.4.6'
-    }
+dependencies {
+    ...
+    compile "org.grails.plugins:elasticsearch-grails-plugin:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT"
+    ...
+
 }
 ----
 
 === Ohs Nos! I'm hitting a +java.lang.Exception: No datastore implementation specified+
 
-This error means that you probably haven't specified your datastore type in your +Config.groovy+ file.
+This error means that you probably haven't specified your datastore type in your +application.groovy+ or +application.yml+ file.
 This plugin has an auto-index feature which automatically propagates any changes made to searchable Domains into the search index;
 this is done by hooking into GORM's storage events but also requires a reference to the active datastore implementation.
-To fix, edit your project's +Config.groovy+ file and add:
+To fix, edit your project's +application.groovy+ or +application.yml+ file and add:
+application.groovy
 ----
 elasticSearch {
     ...
     datastoreImpl = 'nameOfDatastoreBean'
     ...
 }
 ----
+
+application.yml
+----
+elasticSearch:
+    datastoreImpl: nameOfDatastoreBean
+----
 Where the value should be the name of the datastore bean as it is configured in the Spring context; some possible values:
 
 MongoDB::